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| 1 | A FRANKFORT BRAKEMAN IS KILLED William O'Hara Dieds from Injuries Received at South Schenectady William O'Hara of Frankfort, aged 23, died at the Amsterdam City Hospital shortly before noon yesterday from injuries received on the West Shore railroad at South Schenectady. O'Hara was a brakeman in the employ of the West Shore. The accident which resulted in his death occurred about 9 o'clock while cars were being switched about in the South Schenectady yard. The unfortunate fellow was in the rear of the train, which was backing down upon him, when his left foot became caught in a frog. He was thrown backward and the train passed over him, as it was impossible to remove his foot in time to avert being crushed. As soon as the accident was discovered the injured man was removed to the station and taken to Amsterdam on the 9:56 train. Dr. E.E. Rulison, the company's surgeon, together with Dr. K.T. Kullson, and Dr. Pierce remove him to the hospital. Rev. ?? McIncrow who was present, administered the last rites of the Catholic Church, it being determined by the physicians that his life could not be saved. O'Hara was still conscious on his arrival at the hospital, but he died about a half hour after reaching there. The body was not mutilated. However, he was badly bruised from head to foot, the most serious injuries being about the abdomen. It is believed that his back was also broken. The deceased is survived by his widow and one child. He has two sisters residing in Utica. Mrs. O'Hara has no relatives in this country. The body will be taken to Frankfort for interment. | Ahern, William J. (I158)
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| 2 | Abner Reed purchased 50 acres of land from Gerard Bancker and Philip Livingston, executors of the estate of Peter Van Brugh Livingston. The land was described as the westerly half of Lot No. 1, a subdivision of Lot No. 21 within Glen's Purchase (a 1739 land patent), located north of Little Falls on the Mohawk River. Abner paid £67.12.11 in specie. The deed was signed and acknowledged on the same day before Judge Michael Myers of the Herkimer County Court of Common Pleas. | Reed, Abner (I20)
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| 3 | Arthur Seymour, Head, M, 64, [b. Bet April 1875 and April 1876], New York, Married, Mechanical engineer, $2000 real estate Gussie Seymour, Wife, F, 61, [b. Bet April 1878 and April 1879], New York, Married | Seymour, Arthur G. (I501)
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| 4 | Aunt Sally Robinson spent a week with her brother, Henry Snyder. | Snyder, Sarah (I8980)
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| 5 | Buel and Vicinity "Aunt" Sally Robinson, one of the oldest residents of Sprout Brook, died at an early hour, Tuesday morning Feb. 25th, aged 88 years. She had resided with her daughter, Mrs. Willard Yerdon, for many years. | Snyder, Sarah (I8980)
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| 6 | Frederick Kane, Head, M, 48, [b. Bet April 1891 and April 1892], New York, Married, Municipal chef, $2600 real estate Thema Kane, Wife, F, 32, [b. Bet April 1907 and April 1908], Maryland, Married Theda Kane, Daughter, F, 9, [b. Bet April 1930 and April 1931], Pennsylvania, Single | Kaune, Frederick C. Jr. (I180)
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| 7 | Free White Males: Over 5 and under 10: 2 [b. 1829-1835] Over 15 and under 20: 1 [b. 1819-1825] Over 40 and under 50: 1 [b. 1799-1810] Free White Females: Under 5 years of age: 1 [b. 1834-1840] Over 10 and under 15: 1 [b. 1824-1830] Over 15 and under 20: 1 [b. 1819-1825] Over 30 and under 40: 1 [b. 1799-1810] Total: 8 | Flitcroft, James (I6048)
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| 8 | Garret G. Lansing, M, 65, [b. Bet June 1804 and June 1805], New York, Farmer, $4725 real estate, $3160 personal estate Rebecca Lansing, F, 59, [b. Bet June 1810 and June 1811], New York, Keeping house Mary C. Lansing, F, 40, [b. Bet June 1829 and June 1830], New York, Housework Douw Lansing, M, 37, [b. Bet June 1832 and June 1833], New York, Farming Garret Lansing, M, 29, [b. Bet June 1840 and June 1841], New York, Farming Amanda Lansing, F, 22, [b. Bet June 1847 and June 1848], New York, Housework Helen Lansing, F, 23, [b. Bet June 1846 and June 1847], New York, School teaching Frank G. Lansing, M, 18, [b. Bet June 1851 and June 1852], New York, Farm Laborer | Lansing, Garret G. (I5276)
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| 9 | George W. Loomis, M, 71, [b. Bet June 1778 and June 1779], Connecticut, Farmer, $15000 real estate Rhoda Loomis, F, 57, [b. Bet June 1792 and June 1793], Connecticut William W. Loomis, M, 30, [b. Bet June 1819 and June 1820], New York, Farmer Cornelia Loomis, F, 29, [b. Bet June 1820 and June 1821], New York Theodore W. Loomis, M, 20, [b. Bet June 1829 and June 1830], New York, Farmer Charlotte Loomis, F, 19, [b. Bet June 1830 and June 1831], New York Plumb Loomis, M, 17, [b. Bet June 1832 and June 1833], New York, Farmer Denio Loomis, M, 15, [b. Bet June 1834 and June 1835], New York, Farmer Lucia E. Loomis, F, 22, [b. Bet June 1827 and June 1828], New York | Loomis, George Washington (I74)
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| 10 | Helen Grossman, Head, F, 66, [b. Bet January 1853 and January 1854], New York, Widow Gussie Grossman, Daughter, F, 42, [b. Bet January 1877 and January 1878], New York, Single, Coop | Folts, Helen (I184)
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| 11 | Helen Grossman, Head, F, 78, [b. Bet April 1851 and April 1852], New York, Widow, None, $2200 real estate Gussie Grossman, Daughter, F, 54, [b. Bet April 1875 and April 1876], New York, Single, Retail Merchange | Folts, Helen (I184)
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| 12 | Henry and Steuben Snyder were called to Stilwater to attend the funeral of their brother Isaac Snyder, a former resident of this place. | Snyder, Steuben H. (I8975)
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| 13 | Henry and Steuben Snyder were called to Stilwater to attend the funeral of their brother Isaac Snyder, a former resident of this place. | Snyder, Henry (I8971)
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| 14 | In possession of $15.00 Joining husband Denio Loomis and 4 children Whether alien intend to become citizen of United States: yes Ever in prison: No Whether a polygamist: No Whether an anarchist: No Whether believes in or advocates overthrow of government by force: No Whether coming by reason of offer, solicitation, etc: No Whether previously deported: No Deformed or cripped: No Place of birth: Alexandria, Canada Age: 39 Sex: F Married No occupation listed Read: No Write: No Race: French Nationality: Canada Last permanent address: Alexandria, Ont, Canada Nearest relative: Mother: Mrs. Isaac Brinett-Alexandria Ont. Canada Ever in U.S.: Yes, from 1910 to July 18 1918 Where: Oriskany Falls, N.Y. Passage paid by: Self Destination: Oriskany Falls N.Y., Husband-Denio Loomis Ever arrested or deported: No Purpose in coming: Perm. Head tax status: Pd P&OFO 829 (probably the Prescott & Ogdensburg Ferry Company) Height: 5 ft. 7 in. Complexion: Dark Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Distinguishing marks: None Arrived by: P&O F Co Miss Vandenberg | Lacken, Mary Catherine (I45)
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| 15 | James Houghtaling, M, 47, [b. Bet June 1802 and June 1803], New York, Farmer, $2500 real estate Elizabeth Houghtaling, F, 43, [b. Bet June 1806 and June 1807], New York Louisa Houghtaling, F, 20, [b. Bet June 1829 and June 1830], New York Wilson Houghtaling, M, 17, [b. Bet June 1832 and June 1833], New York Rebecca Houghtaling, F, 14, [b. Bet June 1835 and June 1836], New York Maria Houghtaling, F, 11, [b. Bet June 1838 and June 1839], New York Peter Houghtaling, M, 9, [b. Bet June 1840 and June 1841], New York Oliver Houghtaling, M, 6, [b. Bet June 1843 and June 1844], New York Phillip Houghtaling, M, 3, [b. Bet June 1846 and June 1847], New York | Houghtaling, James (I1246)
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| 16 | James Houghtaling, M, 68, [b. Bet June 1801 and June 1802], New York, Farmer, $7000 real estate, $134.3 personal estate Eliza Houghtaling, F, 63, [b. Bet June 1806 and June 1807], New York, Keeping house Wilson Houghtaling, M, 36, [b. Bet June 1833 and June 1834], New York, Farming Martha Houghtaling, F, 25, [b. Bet June 1844 and June 1845], New York, Housework Peter Houghtaling, M, 29, [b. Bet June 1840 and June 1841], New York, Farming Malinda Houghtaling, F, 27, [b. Bet June 1842 and June 1843], New York, Housework Philip Houghtaling, M, 22, [b. Bet June 1847 and June 1848], New York, Farming Jennie Houghtaling, F, 5, [b. Bet June 1864 and June 1865], New York Carrie Houghtaling, F, 2, [b. Bet June 1867 and June 1868], New York Houghtaling, F, 0, [b. ], New York | Houghtaling, James (I1246)
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| 17 | John J. Brown, Head, M, 59, [b. Bet January 1860 and January 1861], New York, Married, Driller Lurena Brown, Wife, F, 57, [b. Bet January 1862 and January 1863], New York, Married William Williams, Son-in-law, M, 20, [b. Bet January 1899 and January 1900], Wales, Married, Weigher Gladys Williams, Daughter, F, 19, [b. Bet January 1900 and January 1901], New York, Married Lois Williams, Granddaughter, F, 5/12, [b. Bet July 1919 and August 1919], New York, Single | Brown, John J. (I1027)
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| 18 | John Seymour, Head, M, 67, [b. Bet January 1852 and January 1853], Germany, Widower, Laborer Arthur Seymour, Son, M, 48, [b. Bet January 1871 and January 1872], New York, Single, Draftsman Herbert Seymour, Son, M, 36, [b. Bet January 1883 and January 1884], New York, Single, Labour | Seymour, John (I329)
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| 19 | Landowner Name: Ambrose Snyder Parties Involved: Ambrose Snyder (grantor), Michael Phenis Jr. (grantee) Date Recorded: 29 December 1830 Type of Document: Mortgage Acreage and Lot Information: 57 acres, including 52 acres purchased that day plus 5 already owned Description Summary: Part of Lot No. 47, bounded north by road from Moses Lewis to Salt Springville, east by Moses Lewis, south by Josiah Batson, west by land conveyed to Joseph Price Consideration: $520 Neighbors / Boundaries Mentioned: Moses Lewis, Josiah Batson, Joseph Price Notes: Includes release clause for 5 acres upon partial payment | Snyder, Ambrose (I8965)
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| 20 | Mrs. Alpaugh is the guest of her brother Isaac Snyder at Stilwater. | Snyder, Eliza (I8967)
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| 21 | Mrs. Alpaugh took a week off visiting friends at Fort Plain. | Snyder, Eliza (I8967)
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| 22 | The actually lists no occupation for Fred, but has chef for his wife Thelma. Because we know he was a chef, we'll go with the thought that entry for chef was in the wrong line. Reinforcing this would be that Thelma has Housework as other work and was marked as not at private work, whereas Fred was marked as being at private work. | Kaune, Frederick C. Jr. (I180)
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| 23 | William Garlock, Head, M, 75, [b. Bet April 1854 and April 1855], New York, Widower, $1000 real estate | Garlock, William (I390)
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| 24 | William O. Merrill, M, 35, [b. Bet June 1814 and June 1815], New York, Lawyer Calista Merrill, F, 30, [b. Bet June 1819 and June 1820], New York Maria Merrill, F, 10, [b. Bet June 1839 and June 1840], New York | Merrill, William O. (I314)
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| 25 | William Service, Head, M, 54, [b. Bet April 1875 and April 1876], New York, Married, Machinist, first married age 42 Gertrude Service, Wife, F, 40, [b. Bet April 1889 and April 1890], Canada, Married, first married age 28 Lillian G. Service, Daughter, F, 10, [b. Bet April 1919 and April 1920], New York, Single | Service, William (I237)
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| 26 | Wm O. Merrill, M, 47, [b. Bet June 1812 and June 1813], New York, Atty at Law, $1500 real estate, $2000 personal estate Marion Merrill, M, 28, [b. Bet June 1831 and June 1832], Massachusetts Wm Merrill, M, 5, [b. Bet June 1854 and June 1855], New York Grace Merrill, F, 2, [b. Bet June 1857 and June 1858], New York | Merrill, William O. (I314)
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| 27 | from Fannie Spencer of Milledgeville, Illinois, to her sister Mrs. Catharine Golden, dated 29 January 1893. Fannie writes about the recent death of their sister Eliza, who had come from Iowa to visit and died two days after arrival from "dropsy and heart trouble." She reports that Eliza was buried in the same cemetery as their siblings Deborah and William. Fannie describes her own poor health. | Graham, Catharine (I11)
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| 28 | from Fannie, to her sister Mrs. Catharine Golden, dated 29 January 1893. Fannie writes about the recent death of their sister Eliza, who had come from Iowa to visit and died two days after arrival from "dropsy and heart trouble." She reports that Eliza was buried in the same cemetery as their siblings Deborah and William. Fannie describes her own poor health. | Graham, Fannie (I2415)
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| 29 | Isaac Snyder and his wife Nancy sold to Allen Snyder a parcel of land containing approximately 25 square rods for $35. The land began at the northwest corner of Allen's three-square lot (with a red house), ran south to the public road, then southwest 70 feet, north 143 feet, and east 57.5 feet to the point of beginning. This parcel was likely added to Allen's existing house lot. The deed was acknowledged the same day and recorded on May 11, 1858. | Snyder, Isaac (I8984)
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| 30 | Isaac Snyder and his wife Nancy sold to Allen Snyder a parcel of land containing approximately 25 square rods for $35. The land began at the northwest corner of Allen's three-square lot (with a red house), ran south to the public road, then southwest 70 feet, north 143 feet, and east 57.5 feet to the point of beginning. This parcel was likely added to Allen's existing house lot. The deed was acknowledged the same day and recorded on May 11, 1858. | Snyder, Allen (I8954)
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| 31 | It was held at her late home at 118 North Ferry Street at 11:30am. She was buried later that day in East Schuyler. | Bailey, Eugenie (I10467)
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| 32 | The North Bend Eagle, March 20, 1902, page 8, reported the following "Grandma Soukup was buried in the Killian cemetery Sunday. She was eighty-six years old." This implies she died mid March 1902. | Bures, Marie (I757)
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| 33 | "Carlo," the 185 pound mastiff belonging to Louis Kaune, the hotel man, was shot on Tuesday afternoon. Six weeks ago he began to limp, and it was supposed to be rheumatism. As he was a very valuable animal (being a cross between St. Bernard and New Foundland), Dr. T. K. Crane was called upon to give an opinion regarding his case, the canine's condition steadily growing worse. An examination disclosed that his shoulder had been broken by a kick or from some similar cause, and that he could not recover. Had the injury been discovered at the beginning, it would doubtless have yielded to treatment. Poor Carlo was more deserving of a few lines of obituary poetry than some human beings who get it. | Kaune, Johann Ludolph (I704)
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| 34 | "Short" 22 mile walk to St. Johnsville | Kaune, Fred Sr (I325)
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| 35 | "the weak before Charismass Eliza Came heire to see me from Iowa and she was heire too days and was taken sick with the Dropsey and Heart trubule…" — Letter from Fannie Spencer (Milledgeville, Illinois) to her sister [likely Catharine Graham], 29 Jan 1893. | Graham, Eliza (I2419)
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| 36 | (Medical):A car crashed into the wagon in which he was riding a mile north of Pond Creek. Plisek was removed to Pond Creek where a physician administered treatment but the injured man only lived a few hourd. | Plisek, Ludwig (I10479)
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| 37 | (Medical):Doctor had not seen patient. Stated likely died of pneumonia. Was sick 3 days. | Kucera, Peter (I135)
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| 38 | (Medical):Omaha World Hearld had the cause of death "heart ailment" in the obit. The above information came from the death certificate | Novak, Anton F. (I753)
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| 39 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Rauseh, Paul (I1670)
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| 40 | (Medical):The attending physician said Mr. Belik had gone pheasant hunting and evidently was accidentally shot when trying to crouch down in a ditch to shoot a pheasant. | Belik, Frank (I576)
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| 41 | 1 male head of family, 1 female head of family | Flitcroft, James (I6048)
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| 42 | 1 male, 1 female, 1 male child. | Flitcroft, James (I6048)
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| 43 | 1707 deed recorded her name as Martha Sympson. | Family: James Sympson / Martha Damon (F1920)
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| 44 | 1920 Census indiates no longer attending school, but can read and write English. Also listed as American Citizen. Employed as a machinist in a garage. | Loomis, George W. (I48)
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| 45 | 4 Page Booklet for the Commencement that took place on June 26, 1929 at the High School Auditorium. Contains the Program Agenda, List of Class Officers and the Class Roll. | Source (S528)
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| 46 | 8 may 1868 | Novak, Josef (I2740)
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| 47 | Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle, Friday, July 20, 1894 Mr. Fred Kaune, son of Louis Kaune, the hotel man, fell and dislocated his thumb while paying a visit to a neighbor on Sunday afternoon. | Kaune, Fred Sr (I325)
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| 48 | A birth country of Austria between 1867 and 1918 could imply a birth in Bohemia or Moravia since both were Crown Lands in the Austro-Hungarian Empire at that time. | Pospisil, John Frank (I10477)
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| 49 | A Collection of Scripture Texts with Appropriate Quotations from The Watch Tower for Every Day in the Year Interleaved for Autographs A Birthday Record 1925 This appears to have belonged to Mildred Irene (Huyck) Loomis | Source (S3)
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| 50 | A deed dated 18 April 1827 from William Feeter to Edward Ellice describes the sale of 65 acres comprising the south half of Lot 1 in Great Lot 13 and part of Lot 1 in Great Lot 12 of Glen's Purchase, located in the town of Fairfield, Herkimer County, New York. In the boundary description, the parcel is said to be bounded on the west by "lands of Barent & John R. Bleecker in possession of Abner Read." This reference confirms that Abner Read was still residing on land in Lot 12 in 1827, even though he had lost title to the 40-acre parcel there in a sheriff's sale in 1820. The property had been purchased by Charles E. Dudley and then sold to John Nelson in 1825 under a mortgage agreement. Although Nelson held legal title at the time, the Bleeckers— well-known Albany-based attorneys and land agents— were likely involved as agents or legal representatives of Dudley, who was also based in Albany. Their appearance in the deed likely reflects a legal or administrative interest rather than ownership. The fact that the deeded land lies in Lot 13, and Abner is described as living on adjacent land to the west, supports the conclusion that Abner was still occupying the 40-acre parcel in Lot 12, despite no longer holding legal title. | Reed, Abner (I20)
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